First Aid Kit, Professional Trauma First Aid Kit with Labelled Compartments Molle System for Car, Hiking, Backpacking, Camping, Traveling, and Cycling

Excellent kit for the price point. It is well stocked and well organized. The labelling makes it easy to find what you're looking for. It is highly mobile, seems to be nice waterproof fabric and has sturdy zippers for both closure and expandability. I only need to add a few things to make it ready to go. I added a tourniquet, a pulse ox meter and another instant ice pack. I recommend the Pro Max for all but extreme situations.

Easy to find and organized with labels.

Item as stated. Larger than I expected but with some adjustment it will work fine. Design is awesome with areas already listing contents. Will make for ease as locating items. Value was on point as to what the kit includes.

I'll start out by saying I'm overall very happy with this purchase, and will be ordering more. I love the first aid bags that have lots of compartments so things aren't just flying around in the bag all willy-nilly. For the price I paid, I feel like I got a great deal. If I had paid more for the kit, I would have been disappointed, but they have their price point in the right place. As others have mentioned, it is a cheap kit. I always "edit" my first aid kits to fit my needs anyway, which includes replacing the bandages that they come with, with bandages that I prefer. I also always add Benadryl, ibuprofen (or other analgesic), triple antibiotic ointment, and a neatly folded plastic shopping bag to serve as a waste bag, none of which this kit came with. I have seen a lot of other reviewers wishing that this kit came with a tourniquet, but for what I plan to use this first-aid kit for, I'm hoping I never run into a situation in which a tourniquet would be necessary! If I do, then something has gone very, VERY wrong. I also always wear a belt. TL;DR: This kit is cheap, and can be perfect for every-day use with the addition of Benadryl, ibuprofen, triple antibiotic, and switching out the bandages.

This is the second one of these I purchased for our scout troop first aid pack. The original pack was stolen from our trailer and I am rebuilding the pack now. For our needs, this sack of supplies had almost everything we needed for simple camping trips. I have added moleskin and more 1x3 heavy cloth like bandaids. Because we do some remote camping, we have a bleeding control bag, lotions bag (instant ice, aloe, poison ivy liquid, burn lotion, etc), and a splint bag as well in the 30l waterproof sack we keep all this in. If I did not already have my own kit, this is what I would buy for me as it is more compact than what I got 20 years back at REI but a more compact/space efficient package. I will comment I have been thru BSA Wilderness first aid training which really helped me understand what you need and don’t need in a BSA Scout troop first aid kit.

This is a great actual first aid kit well beyond a few crappy band-aids. I'm sure that there is plenty some would add, but for a new driver, this is a kit that brings confidence should the need arise. I paired this with a wool blanket, various safety items, a fire extinguisher, and a jump starter for better peace of mind for loved ones as well as myself.

This first aid kit was a convenient buy for my car—compact and stocked with basic essentials. The items seemed useful and well-organized inside the case. It’s not a full medical kit but great for handling minor cuts or scrapes on the go. Definitely a good addition for peace of mind while traveling.

I was very happy with this kit. I am EFR with / CPR/ AED certified. This is very well put together and organized I will only add a couple more things. There is plenty of room to do that. Very satisfied!

Está muy práctico para llevar en una mochila y bolsa y tiene lo básico para una emergencia.